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Internal fans keep a computer at a stable temperature while operating. A faulty fan can cause a computer to overheat. It is important that all fans are in working order. Replacing a fan is an important skill for desktop PC users.
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Remove the two Phillips #2 head 5mm screws from the back side of the computer case. You only need to remove the screws that hold down the panel.
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Next, remove the side panel of the computer case to allow access into the computer. Slide the panel towards the back of the computer and lift it up to remove.
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Push to unlatch three grey connectors on the front panel.
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Disconnect the front panel from the computer face.
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Remove four Phillips #2 head, 5mm screws holding in the fan.
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Slide the fan out from the side of the casing.
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Disconnect the power cable from the fan.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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My two bottom connecters holding the face of my pc case have screws in them. Problem is that I can't fit a screw driver in the gaps to remove the screws! Any tips?
This depends on the model of system. Some systems have a lever/latch to pull to release the cover. Many Dell and HP models use latches to open the covers (no tools required to open the system). Some systems need a screwdriver to remove the screws. Some are Phillips screws, others may be Torx.
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This is correct.
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